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By Mary McEneaney Thu 8th Sep

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The senior championship semi finals are down for decision in Clones on Sunday 11th September as we face Magheracloone for a 3pm throw in, followed by Ballybay/Scotstown.

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Clontibret 3-7 Monaghan Harps 0-16 A largely experimental lineout struggled at times against the Harps but the introduction of some more seasoned campaigners towards the end saw out a division of the points. The next league match is at home to Latton on Saturday 17th September

Minors

MFL Division 1 Shield Final Clontibret 2-13 St Patrick’s 3-8

A great team display in Scotstown last Tuesday saw our minors retain the Division 1 Shield trophy with a narrow win over the Ballybay/Drumhowan combination. Despite a slow start which gave St Pats a 1-4 to no score advantage, our boys knuckled down in the second quarter to leave it 1-4 to 0-4 down at half time, the introduction of Luke Brennan up front having an immediate impact as he chipped in with a vital point. The second half was a see saw struggle with the lead changing hands a number of times, but crucial goals from Ely Ward and Conor Doyle and some fine points from Darragh Hughes, Michael Savage, Dean McGuigan, Jack Gormley and especially man of the match Dean McDonnell kept our noses in front when it counted, at the final whistle. In the dying moments as St Pats fought to equalize, the valiant efforts of our defenders notably Darren Todd, Darren Moen and Dean Brennan kept them at bay for a notable win. Team captain Darragh Hughes was presented with the McCartan Cup amid scenes of jubilation. Well done to the players and their management team of Kieran Brennan, Shane McMahon and Stephen McGuigan.

Teams and Scorers: Christopher McDermott, Cian Brennan, Dean Brennan, Darren Todd, Dean McDonnell 0-5, Darren Mone, Conor Doyle 1-0, Daniel McDonnell, Darragh Hughes 0-4 (4f), Michael Savage 0-1, Dean McGuigan 0-1, Shea Gorman, Ross Lowey, Eli Ward 1-0, Jack Gormley 0-1. Subs: Luke Brennan 0-1 for R Lowey, David Brennan, Peter Fitzpatrick, Aaron McGuigan, Ronan O’Reilly, Conor McCooey, Cian Coyle, Oisin Lavelle, Niall Moen, Ronan Boyle, Nathan Power, Conor Molloy, Brendan McCully

Under 14

We play in the Shield final against Clones on Saturday September 10th in Scotstown at 1.15pm

Under 12

Well done to the U12 squads who played two finals with Scotstown in Clones on Saturday. First up at 11am the Division 6 squad found the going tough against a very strong Scotstown, but it was the Division 1 team that turned on the style when they met the same opposition at 1.40. From Shane McCully who saved a number of certain goals to sharpshooters Lorcan Brennan and Aaron Carey up front it was a star studded performance. Kealan McKeever and Kyle Dunlop protected their goalie in style while Ciaran Doyle and Odhran Keenan were the launch pad for many attacks. Team captain Shane Myers and the best player on view, Lewis Brady, dominated the centre with their attacks supported by the hardworking Josh Lowey and Henry Kelly. Subs Matthew McVicar, Emmet McSkane and Ben Shannon all played their part in a

memorable victory.

Team & Scorers; Shane McCully, Kealan McKeever, Kyle Dunlop, Ciaran Doyle, Odhran Keenan, Lewis Brady( 1-2) , Shane Myers (1-1) © Josh Lowey (0-2) , Henry Kelly (1-0), Lorcan Brennan (1-2), Aaron Carey (2-2) Subs Matthew McVicar, Emmet McSkane, Ben Shannon

Under 6 Training to continue in the hall on Friday evening at 6pm

Under 8 We’re away to Scotstown this Saturday for the last Go Games of the year. Meeting at the hall for 9.30am

Under 10 We’re away to Truagh this Saturday for a round of Go Games

Clontibret Our Future

Contributions to the Clontibret Our Future fund which provides funding for the development of our new pitch are now being collected for year two. When your promoter calls please do your best to renew your contribution for another year. Now that the pitch has been levelled and the new car park created the next big step is creating the new pitch surface which obviously comes at a considerable cost. Support us now for the future!

By Mary McEneaney Thu 8th Sep

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